FIRSTBLOOD ONLY Game. AK35I Mechanical Gaming Keyboard – Blue Switches - PBT Keycaps – Grey-White Matching – White Backlit - Multimedia Keys – Black

I've been using Corsair K70s (MX Brown) for years but I live in Japan and getting an English keyboard shipped was going to be $200. So I thought I would try something inexpensive with good reviews. I was prepared for disappointment.There are a few minor fit and finish issues with the keys. The name AJazz is weird and the logo is huge across the top. The softer keys took getting used to, but wow, it's a great keyboard (for the money).I wish it had a USB extender for the mouse but big deal. Now let's see how long it lasts.Edit: 6 months later and still loving it! If it wears out I'll stick with the brand.

My existing mechanical keyboard was, for some reason, doubling keystrokes so I looked around for an inexpensive alternative and found this. It has "blue switches", a light clicky feel, so you can press each key softly and get both tactile and audio feedback as you do. Like most inexpensive mechanical keyboards, the aesthetics are little ugly, with the a gamer font used for the keycaps. But the backlight is at least a clean white, and the color scheme isn't garish.There's a nice bonus, a scroller that can be used to adjust the computer's volume (instead of vol+/vol- keys)I can type quickly and accurately on this, which is why I wanted it. A thumbs up from me.

Pros:- Build quality is incredible for the price that this keyboard is. The aluminum frame, high quality plastic body, PBT key-caps, feel of the switches... All amazing.- Media keys! Rare on mechanical keyboards, but they're so useful. The volume roller is a nice touch instead of digital buttons. A mute key would have been cool, but quickly rolling the volume to 0 is easy, especially if you use Windows 10, which quickly realizes that you're aggressively lowering the volume and accelerates this process for you.- It looks cool, but not tacky like the plethora of RGB keyboards out there. I want a keyboard that can look professional, while still being slick. This fits the bill!- Functions are intuitive and easy to use, once you are able to learn them. Which brings me to...Cons:- Functions are difficult to learn as the manual is entirely in Chinese, despite this keyboard being sold on a website to English speaking customers. Luckily, I found some reviews for this keyboard that included translations. Using these, plus playing around with it on my own, I was able to figure out everything this keyboard has to offer, I think. As my first project with my new keyboard, I typed up a manual explaining how to use it and attached it to this review. Hopefully somebody finds this useful!- Drivers were difficult to locate. I went to their English website, downloaded a driver, but got the Chinese driver. At first, I thought this was like the manual and that there would only be a driver available in Chinese. But when I returned to amazon to scour user reviews in hopes of finding an English driver, I saw that the company posted a Box link containing the English driver. I don't know if it's just me, but the driver will not detect my keyboard and I have not been able to use it. Seems like it's mostly for further customizing the lights and setting up macro keys. The first of which I do not care about. I keep the lights either off, or on the dimmest setting at all times. The second can be accomplished with a variety of third-party software. But if you're looking for good software support, you may not get that with this keyboard.Summary:Excellent hardware, terrible support, poor software. I am giving it a 4 because getting a piece of hardware this well made at this price was bound to come with some sacrifices, and I'm glad build quality or usability were not compromised.

I've really enjoyed my blue-switch version of this Ajazz AK35I keyboard, and the only two changes I wish I could make would be having two key switches for the space bar instead of one, (it feels plenty solid though), and I wish more color variations were available. It's just been a nice experience coming from a background of only using regular modern membrane style USB keyboards.

I love this keyboard. It is exactly the "feel" I wanted.Also the backlight is perfect. I especially like the effects

Have used it at work, and it's been great. It's a bit louder than I wanted, I probably should of went with the Brown switches. But that's on me. So, 5.Works great, and you can tell it's durable.Solid metal base.

very good

I liked everything